How many stages is clitoral Orgasm divided into? How can one obtain pleasure without nerves

According to clitoral Orgasm, by studying human sexual behavior in the laboratory, Masters and his wife have physiologically confirmed that whether men or women, once sexual love is stimulated, their bodies will correspondingly make various reactions, generally going through four stages: Sexual arousal stage, plateau stage, Orgasm stage and regression stage. However, men and women are different in terms of time or form of expression, with men's reactions being monotonous, while women's reactions are very diverse. Therefore, elucidating the pleasure center of women has become very complex. Masters put forward the theory that the female clitoris plays a decisive role in Orgasm, namely the so-called clitoris Orgasm theory.

The clitoris is located in the anterior horn of the external genitalia fissure and, from a genetic perspective, belongs to the same genus as the male penis. The clitoris is composed of Corpus cavernosum of clitoris, and its surface is covered with white membrane. Usually, it is hidden in the foreskin like a Dildo. The clitoris erects during the excitation phase and retreats during the plateau phase (hidden within the foreskin). Masters observed that the clitoris did not become smaller at the plateau stage, but because the penis inserted into the clitoris to open the vagina, the left and right Labia minora were stimulated, and at the same time, the Clitoral hood connected with it was elongated to hide the clitoris. Accordingly, Masters believes that female Orgasm is caused by indirect stimulation of the clitoris. He stressed that it is impossible to have orgasm only in the vagina.

The exact function of the clitoris is still unclear. Ishihama, originally from the Koyama City Hospital in Japan, believed that since the creator created this organ, it would definitely not be useless. So, the clitoris must play a certain role. The problem is that now only the densely distributed tactile Free nerve ending, namely the baroreceptors, are found on the clitoris, and their sensitivity is not superior to that of other parts of the female body. Professor Matsui of Shiga Medical University believes that since the clitoris is connected to the Free nerve ending known as the fat corpuscle, there is certainly a sexual feeling, but the clitoris is not as excited as the penis, which needs to be grasped and rubbed, but can get pleasure by gently touching it.

For animals, sexual intercourse is only for the purpose of reproducing offspring, so of course, there is no pleasure caused by the clitoris like in human women. From the perspective of animal mating, the contraction of the vagina only serves as a trigger, promoting male excitement and ejaculation. However, for humans, Orgasm becomes diversified. Women hope to receive clitoral stimulation, and men strive to do so to make women happy. One of the reasons why humans become positive about sexual pleasure can be attributed to the sensation of the clitoris.